Ford opens massive new archive putting over a century of automotive history on display
Ford's new 120-vehicle Vault in Metro Detroit opens a century of automotive history to public view for the first time.
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Ford Vault Unveiled in Metro Detroit: 120+ Vehicles, Including Supercars, Movie Mustangs & Rare ConceptsMetro Detroit News · 2h ago
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Ford opens up "The Vault" and shows off some historic vehiclesAudacy · 2h ago
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Here Are 10 Awesome Cars We Found at the Ford Vault, the New Home of Ford’s Heritage FleetCar and Driver · 2h ago
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Ford opens massive new archive putting over a century of automotive history on displayFox Business · 2h ago
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Ford has opened The Vault, a massive new archive in Metro Detroit housing more than 120 vehicles spanning over a century of automotive history. The collection includes supercars, movie-famous Mustangs, and rare concept vehicles previously kept from public view.
Metro Detroit News, MLive.com, Audacy, Car and Driver, and Fox Business report the facility's unveiling on November 13, 2026. Car and Driver highlights ten standout vehicles discovered during a first look, while MLive.com emphasizes this marks the first public access to the historic collection. Fox Business frames the opening as a major new archive putting Ford's heritage fleet on display.
The Vault's location in Metro Detroit positions it as a potential destination for automotive enthusiasts and historians. Coverage does not specify whether the facility will operate as a permanent museum, offer regular public hours, or require appointments for access.
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What is The Vault?
The Vault is Ford's new archive facility in Metro Detroit housing over 120 historic vehicles from the company's heritage fleet, including supercars, movie Mustangs, and rare concept cars.
When did it open?
The Vault opened on November 13, 2026, according to multiple outlets reporting the unveiling.
Can the public visit?
Coverage indicates this is the first time the collection has been open to the public, but does not specify ongoing visiting hours, appointment requirements, or permanent museum operations.
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